Support for .bib files

[Idobenhamo]

Hi,
Adding support for citations can be awesome!

[Feel-ix-343]

Thanks for the comment!

Could you explain your workflow for markdown and .bib files? I am quite interested!

[Feel-ix-343]

Hey right now I am doing a major refactor, then fix a few bugs and publish the project to hacker-news/reddit. After that some of the more specialized features like this and better, llm powered completions will be made.

Thanks for checking in!

[Idobenhamo]

BTW, How the wiki links work with files inside folders? I think there is something weird with that....
There is no Completions for relative file path and the linking works also without the relative path using only the filename.
Thanks you again for your awesome work!

[Feel-ix-343]

Hey so I talked about this a lot in #2, but basically we decided to use filenames, and not relative paths as the default. You can still link to files in folders but just by using the file names. The main reason this decisions was made was that it was more robust for when files are moved around - you dont need to change all of your links to them.

This being said, relative paths still are resolved, but you just dont get completions for them.

And soon I will add an option in settings for relative path completions.

[Idobenhamo]

Could it be acceptable to include @ in a filename without causing potential issues in the future? For instance, using @example.md and linking it as [[@example]] for literature notes seems like a convenient workflow.
Thanks for your continued assistance!

[Feel-ix-343]

Yea I dont see why not

You could also use aliases (check readme)

Note that the nvim cmp keyword pattern may need to be modified to support this. I'm not sure if it would work right now - can't check either.

If it's not supported, Could you open an issue?